DEPeD RXII Rangeban Elementary School

23/09/2026

September Dagyaw.

Thank you parents and stakeholders for making our school clean and safe.

18/09/2026

Rangeban Elementary School recently held a Learning Action Cell (LAC) session focused on professional development and updated Department of Education (DepEd) guidelines. Led by Master Teacher I and School LAC Coordinator Danny Dante E. Tamesis, the activity engaged teachers in enriching discussions on TEACEP Coaching Orientation, PPST Indicators, and the Revised Guidelines on Classroom Assessment, Grading System, and Awards and Recognition for the K to 10 Basic Education Program. Participants actively shared insights, clarified concerns, and explored practical applications of these policies to enhance classroom instruction.

The session fostered collaboration and continuous learning among educators, aligning their practices with the Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST) and current DepEd directives. School Head Jenelyn G. Delfin graced the event and led the awarding of certificates to the participants, recognizing their dedication to professional growth and commitment to quality education.

17/09/2026

📢 PABATID SA LAHAT

Ipinababatid sa lahat ng mga g**o at kawani na magkakaroon ng Pagsuspinde ng Trabaho sa mga Tanggapan ng Pamahalaan sa Lunes, Setyembre 28, 2026, simula alas-1:00 ng hapon.

Layunin nito na mabigyan ang mga empleyado at kanilang mga pamilya ng pagkakataong makapaglaan ng panahon upang ipagdiwang at bigyang-halaga ang ika-34 na National Family Week.

Makiisa tayo sa pagdiriwang ng National Family Week at samantalahin ang pagkakataong makasama ang ating mga mahal sa buhay.

Maraming salamat sa inyong pang-unawa at pakikiisa.

“Pamilya: Sandigan ng Matatag at Nagkakaisang Pamayanan”

12/09/2026

11/09/2026

Rangeban Elementary School Holds 2-Day INSET

RANGEBAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | September 10–11, 2026. With creativity in hand and commitment in heart, the teachers of Rangeban Elementary School came together for a two-day In-Service Training (INSET) designed to strengthen teaching practices and inspire continuous professional growth.

The training opened with Exploring Canva, where educators discovered how digital tools can turn ideas into engaging presentations, worksheets, posters, and other learning materials. The session highlighted creativity and technology as valuable partners in making classroom instruction more meaningful.

The day continued with Capability Building on Positive Management Strategies that Promote Respect and Fairness. Through this session, teachers reflected on the importance of empathy, consistency, and mutual respect in building classrooms where every learner feels valued and supported.

Day 1 Facilitators:

1. Karyl Lyn T. Camot — T-3
2. Yzle Dhoren Q. Bajador — T-1
3. Helen M. Reponte — T-3
4. Cressel B. Dalmacio — T-3
5. Sharon Key A. Conception — T-3

Day 2 brought fresh perspectives through three timely topics. Ethical and Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence in Teaching and Learning reminded teachers to embrace innovation with care, accuracy, privacy, and professional judgment. Differentiated Instruction for Diverse Learners emphasized the importance of adapting lessons to meet the varied needs and abilities of pupils.

The training concluded with Enhancing Teaching Quality through Instructional Coaching and Mentoring for Literacy and Numeracy, highlighting collaboration, feedback, and shared expertise as powerful ways to improve classroom instruction and strengthen foundational learning skills.

Day 2 Facilitators:

1. Hazel Mae Tompong — T-3
2. Sylvia M. Gattoc — T-3
3. Rosemay P. Obina — T-3
4. Angela L. Cabañal — T-3
5. Karen M. Demerin — T-3
6. Leonora Liboon — T-3
7. Jenelyn G. Delfin — TIC/T-3

More than a training activity, the two-day INSET served as a reminder that effective teaching is a continuous journey, one shaped by creativity, compassion, innovation, and collaboration.

As the sessions ended, the teachers carried with them not only new knowledge and strategies, but also a renewed commitment to making every classroom a place where learners can thrive.

09/09/2026

Coronation of King and Queen of Scouts 2026

Hail to our new crowned King Romeo Q. Adalla III and Queen Jeniveve M. Makiling!

09/09/2026

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BSP/GSP Camporal

09/09/2026

Two Days of Adventure and Learning: Joint BSP & GSP Camporal 2026

The Joint BSP & GSP Camporal 2026 was a two-day celebration filled with fun, learning, teamwork, discipline, and meaningful scouting experiences. The scouts enthusiastically participated in a variety of activities that challenged their skills, creativity, courage, and cooperation, including knot tying, bandaging, compass relay, obstacle course, team games, basic drill, songs and yells, egg cooking, and the exciting tent-making contest. The obstacle course provided an opportunity for the scouts to test their strength, agility, courage, and perseverance while working together as a team. Another important learning experience was the Basic Life Support session on how to properly conduct CPR, facilitated by Froilan Cabañal, PA, which provided the scouts with valuable knowledge and practical skills in responding to emergencies and potentially saving lives.

The camp also reached its most anticipated and glamorous moment during the Coronation of the King and Queen of Scouts 2026, where King Romeo Q. Adalla III and Queen Jeniveve M. Makiling were crowned, bringing joy, excitement, and pride to the entire scouting community.

The successful conduct of the Camporal was made possible through the dedicated leadership of GSP Coordinator Helen M. Reponte and BSP Coordinator Jovito A. Panara, together with the committed teacher-facilitators who tirelessly guided and supported the scouts throughout the activities. The event served as a meaningful avenue for the scouts to put into practice the Scout Oath and Law, developing values such as trustworthiness, helpfulness, friendliness, courtesy, kindness, obedience, cheerfulness, bravery, cleanliness, and reverence.

The school also extends its heartfelt gratitude to the parents and guardians for their unwavering support, encouragement, and cooperation, which greatly contributed to the success of the activity. Special appreciation is likewise given to all the teacher-facilitators for their commitment, hard work, patience, and time in ensuring that every activity was meaningful, safe, and enjoyable for the scouts. Under the leadership of School Head Jenelyn G. Delfin, the Joint BSP & GSP Camporal 2026 became more than just a camping activity—it became an opportunity to build character, strengthen friendships, discover talents, develop life skills, and nurture young individuals who are ready to serve and make a positive difference in their community.

Truly, it was two days full of fun, learning, adventure, and memories that the scouts will cherish for years to come.

02/09/2026

Racing with Heart: Raisa P. Ulogan Bags Silver in the 800-Meter Run
With determination in every stride, Raisa P. Ulogan of Grade 5 Amethyst brought pride to Team Midsayap after securing the Silver Medal in the 800-Meter Run during the Congressional Meet. Her impressive performance showcased not only her speed but also her endurance, discipline, and strong fighting spirit.
From the start of the race, Raisa maintained a steady pace while carefully conserving her energy. As the competition intensified, she pushed herself harder and gave her best in the final stretch. Her perseverance paid off as she crossed the finish line and proudly claimed the silver medal.

Behind Raisa's achievement were countless hours of training, dedication, and sacrifice. Under the guidance of her coach, Godfrey Bedoya, she developed the confidence and determination needed to compete at a high level. Her success also reflects the support of her teachers, family, teammates, and the entire Team Midsayap.
Raisa's silver medal is more than just an award, it is a symbol of hard work, courage, and perseverance. As a young athlete, she has shown that determination and passion can overcome challenges. Her achievement serves as an inspiration to fellow learners and marks another meaningful step toward greater accomplishments in the future.

09/02/2026

Thank you LGU MIDSAYAP headed by Mayor Rolly Ur Da Man Sacdalan for the Multivites🥰